In medicine, we are taught to scrutinize any and every article/study. We look at the inclusion criteria, exclusion criteria for bias. We look at the TYPE of statistical study conducted to make sure it's appropriate, otherwise it lends it self to bias. We look at the methods ....
again to determine if there's any bias. We look at the population involved in the study. Are they equally distributed in each arm of the study? We look at the study endpoints to make sure they are appropriate AND of clinical significance....
ie while some results look favorable, clinically they may not be of significance, thus irrelevant. We conduct this on grand scale through hospital Journal Clubs, where physicians, pharmacists, and other health care ancillary meet and contribute their professional input. ...
It's further discussed in specialty medical groups. Thus, not only has the study been peer reviewed prior to publication, but subsequent peer review POST publication and FLAWS are found there as well.

Why am I educating you with this information?
Because when you see the # of COVID cases rise, YOU need to ask yourself WHERE IS THIS DATE COMING FROM? ARE THERE FLAWS IN THIS DATE?

When the CDC and NIH make it so easy to label someone with COVID, even w/o testing positive testing at the time of hospitalization; ....
When hospitals are reimbursed in the 10s of thousands of dollar DAILY for each COVID pt; when a person tests positive days or weeks after the initial positive test and is counted AGAIN as another case; and much more bias is involved in FALSLY INFLATITING THE COVID CASES AND ....
HOSPITALIZATION DUE TO COVID, the YOU need to do your part to educate yourself this is FALSE.

Fear leads to control. Don't let them instill false fear to control you or your loved ones.
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